I ordered my favourite Chicken and Waffles with a hashbrown platter to split with Brian. The first time I came here, I felt that the waffle was a bit on the soggy side (but I’ve had previous experiences of it being this way at the Hastings location as well) – but in the recent times I’ve been, they have upped their waffle game so that it is crispy.
The chicken and waffles comprise of organic fried chicken, Belgian waffles and a chicken gravy served with a side of maple syrup. Brian ordered it with a poached free-range egg for an extra $2.
Their Truffle-Lemon hashbrowns are my favourite, made with fresh lemon, truffle oil, sea salt and chives. It’s definitely something you’ll want to check out – you can get a full serving you can share with one or two friends, or you can get a half order for yourself. To be honest, either way, I get the full order and if I can’t finish it, I eat it later at home.
The restaurant itself is in a new building, so it’s nice and clean with an open kitchen. There is a long communal table and just like it’s counterpart, it’s always busy. Thankfully, I’ve never had to wait too long, but you could get your food to go as well.
Food: 4.5
Service: 4
Value: 4.5
Ambiance: 4.5
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